Who has the busiest websites at the moment?

On the final week of electioneering I thought I would see how busy the party websites are in the run up to the elections. Also collect a few stats along the way, The full list will still be published last Sunday of the month.

 ALEXA RANKING EXPLAINED click the link.

each link is to the ALEXA page for the party not the parties website

UK RANKING

1  UKIP 1,552
2  BNP 2,516
3  LABOUR 4,232
4  LIBERAL DEMOCRATS 5,084
5  CONSERVATIVES 6,165
6  THE GREEN PARTY 8,170
7  SNP 11,831
8  JUSTICE 4 MEN & BOYS 17,588
9  PIRATE PARTY 36,166
10 AN INDEPENDENCE FROM EUROPE PARTY  40,029
11 ENGLISH DEMOCRAT 48,159
12 SINN FEIN  59,615 (3,679 RANKED IN EIRE)
13 NHA PARTY63,356
14 SCOTTISH SOCIALIST PARTY 91,426
15 OMRLP 93,037

UK GENERAL ELECTION 2015 BLOG 52,526

GLOBAL RANKING

LEFT UNITY 1,033,421
RESPECT PARTY 1,883,604
DEMOCRATIC UNIONIST PARTY 2,084,832
MEBYON KERNOW 2,439,595
NONE OF THE ABOVE 2,993,181
TUV  3,289,281
THE ALLIANCE PARTY  4,051,164
TUSC 4,090,975
PLAID CYMRU 4,592,971
CHRISTIAN PARTY 5,492,965
SOCIALIST LABOUR PARTY  6,568,550 
THE LIBERAL PARTY  6,704,600
THE PEACE PARTY 7,335,189
ULSTER UNIONIST PARTY  8,485,089
SCOTTISH DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE 10,060,163
NATIONAL LIBERAL PARTY 10,802,734
NI21 12,959,548
PATRIOTIC SOCIALIST PARTY  18,768,265

Sites linking in

CONSERVATIVES 2,491
LABOUR 2,067
LIBDEMS 1,747
UKIP 1,220
GREENS 1,112
BNP 1,083
SNP 706

Where does UKIP website traffic come from? UK 66.7% BELGIUM 6.9% INDIA 5.7% HOLLAND 3.9% USA 2.9% GERMANY 2.4% SPAIN 1.7% GREECE 0.7%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) May 19, 2014

Is Plaid Cymru missing from online presence as their website has fewer vistors than the OMRLP, RESPECT, ENGLISH DEMOCRATS & PIRATE PARTY
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) May 19, 2014

Which countries does BNP website traffic come from? UK 75.5% USA 5.8% SPAIN 4.3%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) May 19, 2014

@davidaxelrod is not the only one who puts in the double L 2.85% of people who visit the Labour website find it by searching Ed Milliband
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) May 19, 2014